With the increase in patient demand to quickly complete therapy, immediate implant therapy (IIT) is crucial to patient satisfaction and growing your implant practice. This course will be taught with an emphasis on the team approach to effective therapy, including diagnosis and planning, surgical execution of minimally traumatic extraction and implant placement, immediate provisionalization, and ensuring an esthetic final restoration
The Speakers
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Ahmed Hamdy
Lecturer
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Course Topics
- By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- 1. Explain the biological principles of osseointegration and the rationale behind immediate implant placement and loading.
- 2. Identify and evaluate case selection criteria for immediate implant placement using clinical examination and radiographic analysis (CBCT interpretation included).
- 3. Assess socket morphology, bone quality, and soft tissue biotype to determine feasibility of immediate implantation.
- 4. Perform atraumatic tooth extraction techniques that preserve hard and soft tissues for optimal implant positioning.
- 5. Plan and execute three-dimensional implant positioning based on prosthetically driven principles.
- 6. Demonstrate immediate implant placement in fresh extraction sockets following surgical protocol and primary stability requirements.
- 7. Apply appropriate techniques for gap management, bone grafting, and use of biomaterials when indicated.
- 8. Design and place provisional restorations for immediate loading while maintaining occlusal control and implant protection.
- 9. Recognize and manage intraoperative and early postoperative complications related to immediate implant placement.
- 10. Develop comprehensive treatment plans integrating surgical, prosthetic, and aesthetic considerations for immediate implant cases.
- 11. Evaluate clinical outcomes and long-term success factors of immediate implants using evidence-based dentistry.